The provided legal document content outlines the Charitable Gaming Rules of the Idaho State Lottery, which govern the operations of the Idaho State Lottery Commission regarding charitable gaming activities. The rules apply to operators, distributors, vendors, and organizations involved in bingo and raffle games. All organizations operating bingo games, whether licensed or unlicensed, must abide by these rules. The document provides definitions for various terms used in the rules and establishes the Bingo-Raffle Advisory Board.

The provided legal document content outlines the Rules Governing Operations of the Idaho State Lottery. These rules are adopted under the legal authority of Title 67, Chapter 74, Idaho Code, and specify the operations of the Idaho State Lottery. The rules cover instant ticket games and on-line games, providing guidelines for their operation and administration. They establish definitions for terms used in the documents and outline the application process for retailers, including the disclosure of personal, financial, and criminal history.

This document outlines the criteria and procedures for reviewing retailer applications and conducting operations related to the Idaho State Lottery. It specifies that any person interested in selling Lottery tickets must first file an application disclosing personal, financial, and criminal history, and authorizing an investigation into their background. The document also outlines the fees associated with the application process and the possibility of waiving fees for experimental programs or research projects.

The Idaho Unclaimed Property Administrative Rules govern the administration and handling of unclaimed property in the state of Idaho. These rules apply to all holders of unclaimed property in Idaho, including individuals, businesses, financial institutions, and other entities that possess unclaimed property. The rules provide exemptions for certain types of property, such as property held by the federal government, property held by other states, and property held by certain types of organizations, such as religious organizations and educational institutions.

The Ley de proteccin de la persona frente al tratamiento de sus datos personales (Law on the Protection of Individuals in Relation to the Processing of their Personal Data) is a law in Costa Rica that aims to guarantee the respect for fundamental rights, specifically the right to informational self-determination, privacy, and equality in relation to the automated or manual processing of personal data. The law applies to personal data contained in automated or manual databases, whether maintained by public or private entities.

The provided legal document content consists of regulations governing different aspects of charitable gaming in Delaware. The first set of regulations pertains to raffles conducted under Title 28 of the Delaware Code. These regulations apply to raffles with a prize value of $5,000 or more or ticket prices exceeding $5.00 for a single drawing or $15.00 for a series of drawings occurring on a periodic schedule exceeding one month. They define terms, require disclosure of information on raffle tickets, and outline obligations, record-keeping requirements, application process, and reporting obligations for sponsoring organizations.

These regulations, governed by the Delaware Gaming Control Board, apply to volunteer fire companies, veterans organizations, religious or charitable organizations, and fraternal societies. The regulations define various terms related to bingo, such as the game itself, color coding, cookie jar bingo, and more. They outline the application process for obtaining a bingo license, including original and supplemental applications, required fees, and the need for district approval. The regulations also specify the qualifications for obtaining a license, the conduct of bingo games, the prizes offered, and the use of equipment.

These regulations, issued by the Delaware Gaming Control Board, govern any raffle conducted under Title 28 of the Delaware Code. The regulations apply to raffles where the value of the prize is $5,000 or more, or the ticket price is more than $5.00 for a single drawing or more than $15.00 for a series of drawings occurring on a periodic schedule exceeding one month. The regulations define terms such as ‘prize,’ ‘qualified member,’ ‘raffle,’ ‘related party,’ and ‘sponsoring organization.

These Delaware Lottery Rules and Regulations govern the operation of traditional lottery games in Delaware. The document defines key terms and provides guidelines for the licensing of Agents, eligibility criteria for obtaining a license, and the issuance and display of licenses. It also outlines the obligations and responsibilities of licensed retailers, including the sale of tickets, payment of prizes, and compliance with regulations. The document further addresses the determination of prize winners, the payment of prizes, and the procedures for claiming prizes.

These regulations govern the operations of video lottery and table games in the State of Delaware. The Delaware State Lottery Office strictly regulates these operations to ensure public trust, integrity of gaming operations, and collection of required tax revenue. The regulations establish Minimum Internal Control Standards (MICS) that prescribe procedures for effective control over the internal fiscal affairs of an agent. The MICS cover various aspects, including accounting methods, organizational structure, revenue and expense reporting, cash handling, security, surveillance, authorized games, shutdown procedures, information technology controls, and compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act.